: Do search engines understand multiple rel values? I need to have hyperlinks on my page that will look something like: <a href="/someurl" rel="prettyPhoto[main] nofollow">Link</a> So basically
I need to have hyperlinks on my page that will look something like:
<a href="/someurl" rel="prettyPhoto[main] nofollow">Link</a>
So basically the rel attribute has two values.
I know it is valid HTML (e.g. stackoverflow.com/questions/1878657/multiple-values-for-rel-attribute), but my question is specifically about whether search engines will understand it.
I would hate it when SE's index stupid json strings on my site :)
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Yes, they can still read it. See example at this link
With rel="me nofollow", Google will continue to treat the
rel="nofollow" as expected for search purposes, such as not
transferring PageRank.
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